Possible disturbance near Main and Gold Streets, Hartford CT
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Medical EmergencyAs discussed during the dispatch call, units responded to a possible disturbance near Main and Gold Streets in Hartford involving an individual behaving aggressively at a bus stop. Emergency personnel staged nearby while awaiting police assistance. The person appeared erratic but no further details on injuries or outcomes were confirmed.
Audio|Heard on: Hartford CT EMS Dispatch Group Calls
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01:36
Transcript:
00:00
It's going to be Main Street and Gold Street for a violent person behaving erratically at the bus stop.
00:07
Units are asked to stage for police.
00:09
1825.
00:12
Ninety-three, out staging.
00:15
10-4-9-2-8-18-26.
00:19
This is unit 286-54.
00:29
28, I'm thinking that's a private call for you.
00:31
I don't have that here on my screen.
00:39
2-28-54, message received.
00:48
933.
00:50
933. Next-A-3.
00:58
Yeah,
00:59
Do we have a description of this individual we're looking for?
01:06
Description received. Person in gray jacket.
01:10
Callers said the person was being aggressive at the bus stop.
01:19
935 taking one thing.
01:22
He's at the corner of Main and Pearl, acting erratically.
01:32
Update it for dispatch.
01:35
Main and Pearl.
01:36
Thank you.
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This transcript is automatically generated by AI from live dispatch audio. Dispatch communications may include background noise, overlapping speakers, or rapidly evolving situations, and automated transcription may not capture all details or context.
Location mentioned:
Pearl St, Hartford, CT 06103
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